NH Tourism Industry Honors Rumbletree with Special Recognition Award
North Hampton, NH - June 2, 2009
North Hampton, NH - June 2, 2009
Rumbletree received a Special Recognition Award at the 33rd Annual New Hampshire Governor's Conference on Tourism, held in Waterville Valley on May 5th. The award was presented by Governor John Lynch before an audience of travel council supporters representing every faction of the New Hampshire tourism industry.
Rumbletree President and Creative Director Charlie Yeaton accepted the award on behalf of the agency. “This is such a tremendous honor,” Yeaton said. “I am so proud of my team and thrilled to be recognized for our dedication to New Hampshire's tourism industry over the past sixteen years.”
Alice DeSouza, Director of the NH Division of Travel and Tourism said, “Rumbletree has been a strong partner with our division and with New Hampshire tourism in general. It is their strategic leadership and creativity that has allowed New Hampshire to enjoy a return on investment of $8.84 for each dollar invested in promoting the state. I'm happy to see them honored by the industry for their commitment to New Hampshire, the Travel Council and the tourism industry.”
The Travel Council specifically recognized Rumbletree for its pro-bono contributions to the tourism industry, including developing a family of logos for the NH Made organization, working with New Hampshire's Tourism Public Policy Coalition, donating marketing services for the Governor's Conference through the years and recently developing an updated logo for the Travel Council and a commemorative poster for the State of New Hampshire.
Since 1981, the New Hampshire Travel Council (nhtravelcouncil.com) has recognized and acknowledged individuals and businesses in the travel and tourism industry that have shown dedication and excellence. Sponsored annually by the Travel Council, the awards program publicly recognizes and honors businesses and individuals for their significant impact on New Hampshire's travel and tourism industry.
Rumbletree has been providing clients with strategic and creative marketing solutions since 1990. The agency offers communications, advertising, design and interactive services from offices in North Hampton, New Hampshire. Visit rumbletree.com to learn more.
Rumbletree President and Creative Director Charlie Yeaton accepted the award on behalf of the agency. “This is such a tremendous honor,” Yeaton said. “I am so proud of my team and thrilled to be recognized for our dedication to New Hampshire's tourism industry over the past sixteen years.”
Alice DeSouza, Director of the NH Division of Travel and Tourism said, “Rumbletree has been a strong partner with our division and with New Hampshire tourism in general. It is their strategic leadership and creativity that has allowed New Hampshire to enjoy a return on investment of $8.84 for each dollar invested in promoting the state. I'm happy to see them honored by the industry for their commitment to New Hampshire, the Travel Council and the tourism industry.”
The Travel Council specifically recognized Rumbletree for its pro-bono contributions to the tourism industry, including developing a family of logos for the NH Made organization, working with New Hampshire's Tourism Public Policy Coalition, donating marketing services for the Governor's Conference through the years and recently developing an updated logo for the Travel Council and a commemorative poster for the State of New Hampshire.
Since 1981, the New Hampshire Travel Council (nhtravelcouncil.com) has recognized and acknowledged individuals and businesses in the travel and tourism industry that have shown dedication and excellence. Sponsored annually by the Travel Council, the awards program publicly recognizes and honors businesses and individuals for their significant impact on New Hampshire's travel and tourism industry.
Rumbletree has been providing clients with strategic and creative marketing solutions since 1990. The agency offers communications, advertising, design and interactive services from offices in North Hampton, New Hampshire. Visit rumbletree.com to learn more.